badbobsadminSummer in Dublin, what can be better? It really is one of those cities that come alive with just a trickle of sun. With that comes a variety of summer activities in Dublin, and there’s plenty for everyone!
From partying all night to seeing everything there is to see in this historic city, you really can’t get bored here.
To help break it up for you, and give you an itinerary as a starting point, here is our quick guide on how to spend your summer in Dublin. Let’s get into it!
For Party Goers
With Dublin being the home of Guinness, there tends to be A LOT of options when it comes to choosing a place to party through the night. But there isn’t a much better place to embrace the vibrant nightlife than heading to Bad Bobs, our newly renovated hotspot in the heart of Temple Bar.
In Dublin in summer, this is the place to be for a good party. At Bad Bobs, we don’t just offer any ordinary pub experience but a top live music spot guaranteeing a good time. With local acts, jazz, electronic DJ sets, and multi-floor bar options, there’s something for everyone every night of the week.
Better yet, we have the best rooftop bar and terrace in Dublin, which creates such a unique experience. Fuel up with amazing drinks and pub grub while enjoying the music.
Book your table before they all go!
For Food Lovers
Head over to the Irish Village Markets if you’re a food lover looking to indulge in delicious street food options in Dublin. This pop-up market scattered across the city offers plenty of food stalls.
They have Hawaiian food, fish and chips, and international delights like paella, sushi, or falafel; you’ll find yourself in street food heaven here. The variety is bound to impress.
Check their website for the latest locations as this market moves around, bringing different flavours to various corners of Dublin.
For Nature Enjoyers
Dublin has a lot to offer in terms of natural beauty, despite it being a concrete jungle at times. Start your nature trail off by taking a leisurely hike up Bray Head, where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the sea, coastal town, and surrounding fields.
The hike up can take 40 minutes to 1 hour, so take your time and enjoy it.
Once at the top, take as long as you need to soak in the scenery before making your way back down to the Bray Promenade for some delicious fish and chips.
For The Sightseers
Discover Dublin’s compact city centre easily on your summer break, with attractions like the revived Docklands to the iconic Guinness Brewery and Kilmainham Gaol. Start at the Docklands and take a stroll along the River Liffey boardwalk towards the Gardens of Remembrance right in the heart of the city.
Make your way to the Guinness Brewery for a tour of Ireland’s most famous stout. Learn about the brewing process and enjoy a pint with panoramic views of Dublin from the Gravity Bar. If you want to squeeze more out of your day, then you can visit Kilmainham Gaol, a former prison-turned museum, to explore Ireland’s rich history.
For a more active adventure, you can always rent a bicycle at Phoenix Park and explore the lush greenery and wildlife.
To Summarise A Summer in Dublin
So whether you’re looking to dance the night away, indulge in delicious street food, immerse yourself in nature, or explore the city’s rich history, there are plenty of summer activities to do in Dublin.
So now, it’s no longer wondering what to do in Dublin in summer, and more about getting down to the good stuff!
That rounds off your Dublin summer travel guide, so get out there and enjoy your summer in Dublin to the fullest, and top it off with a cold brew at Bad Bobs.